The government is on course to break its pledge to
replace council homes sold under the Right to Buy by more than 14,000
homes. To meet the promise, made by
David Cameron in 2011, councils must build almost 21,000 more replacement homes
by March 2019. But with housing budgets under pressure, the number of replacements
started by councils fell 27% to just 2,055 in the last financial year – less
than a third of what is needed annually.
A Local Government Association spokesperson said: “If we are to stand
any chance of solving our housing crisis, councils must be able to replace all
sold homes.” Read more on Inside Housing.
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